By GLEETZ 애영
Bibim Glass Noodles
5 steps
Prep:5hCook:10h
👩🏻🍳 I was yesterday years old when I realized glass noodles can be used for things other than japchae. I mean, I knew it, but I didn’t KNOW IT know it, u know? 🍀A refreshing springtime noodle dish filled with literally any veggies you want 🥕 If you don’t have fish cake sub it for sliced omelette, or imitation crab🦀 . Go vegan and use slivers of oyster mushrooms 🍄 . Resist the urge to pour gochujang in the sauce tho- its a different, soy based sauce & I think the glass noodles shine with this kinda jam 🎶
Updated at: Thu, 17 Aug 2023 06:01:29 GMT
Nutrition balance score
Unbalanced
Glycemic Index
61
Moderate
Glycemic Load
80
High
Nutrition per serving
Calories904 kcal (45%)
Total Fat34.5 g (49%)
Carbs132.1 g (51%)
Sugars26.2 g (29%)
Protein20.6 g (41%)
Sodium4381.9 mg (219%)
Fiber8.7 g (31%)
% Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet
Ingredients
1 servings
1.5 servingsglass noodles
you can sub rice noodles,
1carrot
medium
3scallions
3 sheetsfish cake
sub sliced omelette or oyster mushrooms if u want
2 cupsspinach
⅓ cuppickled daikon radish
sliced
1 ½ Tbsgochugaru
4 Tbssoy sauce
1 Tbsplum syrup
or honey
1 Tbsmirin
½ Tbsvinegar
2 Tbssesame seed oil
½ Tbsgarlic
1 tspsugar
Sesame seeds
Instructions
Step 1
1. Pour 1 tbs of soy sauce in boiling water. Cook glass noodles take them out of water & rinse on cold water
Step 2
2. Blanch spinach, then fish cake in leftover boiling soy sauce water. Drain and squeeze out excess water from spinach
Step 3
3. Julienne carrots, slice scallions, daikon radish, and fish cake— try to make everything similar size/length
Step 4
4. Make sauce: mix gochugaru, soy sauce, plum syrup, mirin, vinegar, sesame seed oil, garlic, and 1 or 2 tsp of sugar, depending on your taste preference
Step 5
5. Assemble noodle dish with all the veggies and fish cake. Pour sauce on top. This serves about 2 pplz
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